FUTURES MOUNT. V2 Rasta Quad

Front Fins:

Height: 4.44 in, 11.28 cm Base: 4.31 in, 10.95 cm Area: 14.72 sq in, 94.97 sq cm

Rear Fins:

Height: 3.79 in, 9.63 cm Base: 3.78 in, 9.60 cm Area: 11.03 sq in, 71.16 sq cm

Co-designed with one of the world's best free surfers, this V2 quad set was created for high performance surfing. These fins are made with renewable bamboo, which provides a lively flex pattern, and are wrapped in symbolic art provided by Rasta. A medium sized template that performs in a variety of conditions. The Quad set up with a medium base and tip allow you to generate more drive and stay on rail.

A portion of the proceed from sales of the Rasta Quad will be donated to the Dave's non-profit organization, Surfers For Cetaceans.

When choosing your ideal fin it is very important to know about the characteristics of a fin template. This information will enable you to understand how fins will perform in the water under different conditions.

AREA: This is the most important variable to consider when looking for fins. The fins area is basically the size of the fin, which is determined by the weight of the rider. A larger fin area will give you more hold and drive. A smaller fin area will have a looser feel.

BASE: The base has a direct effect on the drive of the fin. A larger base increases drive and acceleration, but it could make your board harder to turn.

HEIGHT: The higher the fin is the more hold it creates, making it ideal for bigger riders. A shorter fin will feel looser, with a quicker release .

RAKE: A longer rake will draw a wider turning arch, maintaining good holding power , but may cause more drag. This makes it ideal for Point break waves. A shorter rake will draw a quick and tight arch , but may cause drift. This is ideal for pocket surfing and on punching beach breaks .

FLEX : This is the flexibility of the fin tip. A stiff fin is fast and responsive, although if it's too stiff it will make your board hard to turn. A